The US Treasury Department has lowered its expectations for the size of the borrowing in the first quarter, unexpectedly reducing the size of the borrowing. In January, the issuance of corporate bonds in the United States reached 176 billion US dollars, a record high for the same period. After the US Treasury Department announced the downward revision of the borrowing expectations for the first quarter, the US stock market expanded its gains, the decline in US Treasury yields widened, and the 10-year yield fell below 4.10%, hitting a new low in more than a week, while the US dollar index, which hit a six-week high, briefly turned lower. Crude oil rose more than 1% in intraday trading and then fell more than 1%, ending a three-day rally and dropping from a two-month high. Gold rebounded to a nearly one-week high. Bitcoin rose above 0.043 million US dollars in intraday trading, hitting a two-week high.